TikMan v1.10.20

Physical topology from the network itself

• New Topology tab: the gateway on top, then the real wiring, proven from the
  switches' own forwarding tables (read over MikroTik REST, or SNMP for other
  vendors). A device hangs off the exact switch port it's really on – "ether5",
  "wifi1 (MyWLAN)" – drawn as a tidy tree: switches form the spine, clients cluster
  beneath them. Drag, pan, zoom-to-pointer; auto-fits to the window.
• IP address distribution tab: internet → address segments (cut at real prefix
  boundaries into 4–8 slices) → devices, colour-coded by role.
• Reads RouterOS over HTTP when its HTTPS handshake is broken, so the tables load
  reliably. Traceroute fills in routed hops.

Discovery & classification

• mDNS/Bonjour + UPnP/SSDP: devices name themselves – iPhone vs iPad vs HomePod
  vs Apple TV, Swisscom TV boxes, Sonos, Chromecasts – no router access needed.
• Many new device kinds: smartphone, tablet, speaker, TV vs streaming box, games
  console, payment terminal, franking machine, management controller (BMC/IP-KVM).
• MikroTik split into router / switch / access point (even without a login), VMs
  flagged by hypervisor MAC, printers/phones no longer mislabelled as servers.
• AirPrint / AirScan badges on printers and scanners.

UI

• Settings grouped into tabs; Backup and Updates each get their own tab.
• Combined scan progress bar: red while finding devices, green once the list is
  complete. Selected / filtered counts under the list. The search box matches the
  protocol badges too ("snmp", "airprint", …).
• RTSP camera badges open in VLC. Cleaner Wake-on-LAN wording. Firewalls shown as
  their own type across many vendors.
• A gentle banner points out that setting a login makes the readouts far richer.